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Sous le soleil jaguar by Italo Calvino · Booklabria

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Italo Calvino
Sous le soleil jaguar

Short StoriesSocial life and customs

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First published: 1988
Editions: 15 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Three tales, each dominated by one of three senses, present a married couple touring Mexico, a tyrant made prisoner of contradictory messages, and a fashionable Parisian and a drugged rock musician impassioned by scents.

Subjects: Short Stories
Social life and customs
Continental european fiction
Italy
English Translations
General Fiction
Set in: Italy
Characters: Italo Calvino

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15 in 5 languages

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English8 Spanish3 French2 German1 All 5 languages

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